Liverpool s legendary right-back Arnold transfers to Real Madrid, and the Reds chairman bid farewell with tears: that corner kick will never be forgotten!

The end of an era always makes people feel mixed. When news of Trent Alexander Arnold officially bid farewell to Anfield and turning to Real Madrid came, the entire Liverpool City fell into silence. This local hero who has been struggling in the Red Army youth training camp since he was 7 years old finally chose to go far away.

Liverpool Chairman Tom Warner recalled his last meeting with Arnold in a slightly choked tone during an exclusive interview with the Liverpool Echo: "On the last weekend of last season, CEO Billy Hogan and I met Trent. I just wanted him to know that as a club, we are grateful for his contribution. He also showed me a photo of him at the age of 7, and I was really moved at that moment. "

From youth training to peak, Arnold's Liverpool career is a legend. This right-back is not only a defensive player, but also an indispensable engine in the Reds' offensive system. His cross accuracy, set ball skills and overall view all reached the world's top level. The most memorable thing is the corner kick from the 2019 Champions League semi-finals against Barcelona.

"I will never forget his corner kick against Barcelona, ​​it was a work of art! "Werner said excitedly, "As a football enthusiast, seeing his assists and his passes... No wonder Real Madrid is so eager to get him!" The fast-paced corner kick directly assisted Origi to score, which became a critical moment for Liverpool's 4-0 reversal and one of the most classic moments in Champions League history.

Faced with the disappointment of the fans, Werner admitted: "I understand the disappointment of the Reds fans, and we also feel regretful. But this disappointment is covered by my beautiful memories of him." These words express the voice of all Liverpool people - although they are reluctant to leave, they are more blessings and gratitude.

Arnold's departure marks the end of a Liverpool era, but it also means the beginning of a new era. Instead of waiting for death, the Red Army acted quickly. It is reported that the club has signed German talented midfielder Florian Werz. The arrival of the Bundesliga player last season has undoubtedly injected new vitality into the team.

"We won't take anything for granted," Werner said of Werner. "He was the best player in the Bundesliga last season, but playing in the Premier League would be a brand new challenge and opportunity. "In addition to Werz, Liverpool also introduced Dutch right-back Jeremy Flynnon, obviously to fill the vacancy left by Arnold.

At the head coach level, the arrival of Arne Slott is also full of expectations. The Dutch coach's task of replacing Klopp is no easy task, but Warner is full of confidence: "What's special about Arne is that he is very real and will not try to be the next Klopp or Guardiola. He is an independent man who comes to the club with his own personality. "

For Real Madrid, getting Arnold is undoubtedly a huge gain. The technical characteristics of the England international are perfectly matched with Real Madrid's pass control style. His long-range shooting ability, cross quality and set-piece skills can all add new tactical choices to the Galaxy battleship. At the right-back position, Arnold's arrival will form a healthy competition with Carvajal and promote the improvement of the team's overall strength.

From an emotional perspective, Arnold's departure really made Liverpool fans heartbroken. This native Liverpool man carries too many emotional sustenances for Reds fans. From Anfield stands to Liverpool fans gathering places around the world, people are discussing the significance of this transfer. This is the charm of football - it is not just a sport, but also a culture and a carrier of emotion.

However, the football world never stops turning because of the departure of any one person. Liverpool must look forward and find a new direction for development in the post-Arnold era. The training of young players, the adjustment of tactical systems, and the maintenance of long-term competitiveness are all challenges that the Red Army needs to face.

Arnold, who walked out of the youth training camp, proved the excellence of Liverpool's youth training system with his success. I believe that in the near future, more young talents like him will emerge from the Kirkbee Youth Training Base and continue the glorious tradition of the Red Army. After all, a great team never falls down by losing a player, but becomes stronger in setbacks.

When Arnold returned to Anfield in Real Madrid's jersey, I believe that all Liverpool fans will stand up and applaud this former hero. Because true love is to let go and let the other party pursue a broader sky. From loss to expectation, from farewell to restart, this is the charm of football and the true embodiment of Liverpool's spirit.